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Skins as “the little rash that won’t go away”.The Slumdog Millionaire star played Anwar Kharral on the first two seasons of the E4 show in 2007 and 2008, the best friend of Mitch Hewer’s Maxxie Oliver.It played a major role in getting his career off the ground, as he explained in a recent interview with Vanity Fair, however he also quipped that it is a show that he is constantly asked about still, despite leaving it 16 years ago.“Skins was like – oh boy, it’s kind of like the little rash that won’t go away,” he said. “No, no, no.

Skins spin-off as she believed they were unnecessary.The actress rose to prominence playing Effy Stonem on the late ’00s teen drama, who became the show’s lead character in its third season.After the show ended in 2010, she starred in spin-off ‘conclusion’ miniseries three years later, Skins: Fire, following Effy’s life working for a City hedge fund. Now that she was an adult, the writers attempted to make the content of the show more graphic, which she then pushed back on as she felt there wasn’t a need to make it more explicit.“I felt much more confident in saying what I felt during that series,” she told The Guardian. “When the first draft came through, there were a lot of sex scenes in it, and I could tell it was because I turned 18, and that meant that they could show more.

Skins and Game Of Thrones actress Hannah Murray was sectioned in 2017 as a result of involvement in a wellness cult, it’s been reported.No further details are known at this point, but The Bookseller shared that Murray’s memoir, The Make-Believe, in which she looks back on her experiences, will be published by Hutchinson Heinemann following a 13-way auction and is set to be published in 2026.Murray said, “The Make-Believe tells a deeply personal story that has lived inside me for many years and which it now feels vital to share. I could not be more thrilled to be working with Helen Conford, whose vision for the book aligns perfectly with mine.”Hutchinson Heinemann said, “This is the story of the blurred line between what is real, and what is an illusion; what we must accept and what we wish to be true; between solid earth beneath your feet and a world where anything is possible if you only commit.

Skins star was speaking to NME during an interview about his new film Monkey Man, which he wrote, directed and starred in.“I’ve been listening to a lot of Aldous Harding,” he said, referring to the critically acclaimed singer-songwriter from New Zealand who has released four albums of indie folk music since 2014. “She’s like this kind of odd poet, super profound.”“The lyrics catch you off guard.

Skins parties where teens were “drugged off their faces”.Speaking exclusively to NME about his new film Monkey Man, in which he stars and makes his directorial debut, the actor reminisced about his time on the British teen series and some of the more memorable shoots.After being shown a picture of himself at a party scene with fellow cast members, Patel said: “I’m wearing a corset with the Rocawear belt, and basically my arse is hanging out. That was a crazy day.“They did these commercials where they’d rent out these mansions of whatever and then just a bunch of kids, our age and older, would come and half of them were drugged off their faces, and [the crew] are like, ‘just… have fun.’ It was insane.

being hit by a cement truck while crossing the road in Brooklyn on September 7, and was left with two broken legs, a broken pelvis, a broken foot and a broken hand. Her twin sister Megan updated fans on her sister’s progress and while she didn’t give specifics, she said Kathryn is ‘working hard to put her body and life back together’.Megan wrote on Instagram: ‘As many of you know, on September 7th, my sister Kathryn was run over by a cement truck while crossing the street in Brooklyn. She was badly hurt, and I am with her in New York as she takes her first steps back toward recovery.

was taken to hospital.‘I just got approved to travel!’ Megan wrote on Twitter. ‘Thank you SO MUCH everyone for all your help, I absolutely would not have been approved if it weren’t for everyone’s support.‘I appreciate every single post, share, like and retweet’.Megan had previously written on Twitter: ‘I received the most terrifying phone call I’ve ever received in my life on Tuesday evening.